What are you listening to? (Vol VII)

My first disc with Roland Hanna.

The Bench Connection "Around The House In 80 Days"

Bob Dylan "Love and Theft"

Justin Currie "The Great War"

Gieseking: Beethoven Sonata pieces.

Charlie Parr "King Earl"

From last night, and on CD:-

James Grant "Holy Love"

Hi Jeff,

I'll join you. I saw James a few weeks ago, in front of just 80 people. One of the finest singers and acoustic guitar players I've seen. I'm seeing his 'old' band Love and Money next Friday and can't wait.

Recent L&M gig, showing James is not to shabby on electric guitar http://www.youtube.com/user/saintannes1 

Practice your chords here   http://www.james-grant.com/

ATB Denis

Hi Denis

Thanks for the recommend, I am enjoying it very much.  Didn't immediately attach to the voice but after a couple listens I am now okay with that.  Very very nice music.

regards

Jeff A

Edie Brickell "Volcano"

One of my choices from the "best compliation" thread.  4 sides of vinyl.  Great music for Sunday morning...

Jeff,
The exchange of all types of music to enjoy is what makes this place worthwhile. I'll have to look into your one man promotion campaign of your local bands. Keep em comin.

Denis

 Jerry Joseph "Cherry"

"the guns, the sex, the kitchen sink

  pack it all, get out of town"

Slang "The Bellweather Project"

Slang is David Schools and Layng Martine III and guests

On Spotify and on pre-order.

Uncle Earl - Waterloo, Tennessee

My much loved signed copy.

Black Prairie - Feast of the Hunters' Moon

Hi EJ

This article reminded me of you, and I was unsure if you would be aware of it.

It is about both an "old" and a "new" recording of Beethoven's "Fidelio".

NY Times newspaper on-line article :    http://www.nytimes.com/2011/10...tner=rss&emc=rss

Hope that link works and meets NAIM criteria.

be well

Jeff A